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Subject: Unix vs. Xenix
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Date: Wed, 14-May-86 16:54:54 EDT
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I don't want to create a big mess, but what does the net think?
I can get Xenix V (Sys.V) now on many machines, or I can wait a 
year or so and get Unix 4.X BSD.

I know Xenix:
	a) Is more compact both in core and disc usage
	b) Costs a lot less since I'm not a school
I know Unix:
	a) is much "cleaner"
	b) is much more flexable.

Which would the net choose?

John Antypas -- U.C. San Diego

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